Aero777

I feel as though the framerates i'm getting for most games are significantly lower than what i'd expect for my level of hardware. Especially in games like BeamNG.Drive, i'm noticing performance i'd expect from a PC with a GTX 970, and not a 2070. CPU usage doesn't appear to be that high (around 40% in most games), but GPU usage is through the roof (always above 90%). This has been an issue for a significant amount of time now, and even after buying faster RAM, and overclocking the CPU, there's still a significant bottleneck that I can't find through MSI Afterburner. Specs: AMD Ryzen 2600 (OC'd to 3.8GHz) Nvidia RTX 2070 16GB RAM (3200MHz)

<eBay Link Removed>

I was thinking about getting an Oculus Rift, but I am worried that my computer isn't powerful enough. If my computer isn't powerful enough, I'd be happy to hear some good recommendations for parts. My PCPartPicker link: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/XKxwr6 . I mostly do sim racing, so anyone who plays Project Cars 2 will be most useful in this scenario.

No, there is only one disk in the system. Also, a game wasn't running when I took the screenshot of the disk activity.

My computer has been acting up lately. Every time I open up a game, it completely resets the progress of the game. For example, I opened Project Cars 2, only to find that all of my career progress has been erased. I opened Task Manager to see if there was any problems, only to be greeted with uncontrollable disk activity. Is this abnormal? I wasn't transferring any files at the time. Sorry if I sounded like a complete noob during this post.

Does anybody have a suggestion for what GPU I should get with an AMD athon X4 860K? I want something around $150 USD that won't be bottlenecked. Any suggestions?

I tried an RX 460 with the same processor and it only got 1FPS in minecraft minimum settings.

Will an AMD Athlon X4 860K and a GTX 1050ti have stability issues/bottleneck?

I am using a GTX 970

I was at an apple store to pick up a mobile controller that was $25 on amazon. The cashier said $50 plz. Mistake #1. then, I did some research on the apple watch, and if you bought a 42mm apple watch from apple, that would be $400. If you bought the PARTS for an apple watch and put it together yourself (Don't do that unless you know who ifixit is), that would only be $84!

I am using HDMI because my monitor doesn't use displayport.

When I got my LG 25UM58-P, I thought it was at a steady 75hz out of the box. But I was wrong. So today, I tried overclocking to 75hz, and the display just squashed the 21:9 image into a 16:9 aspect ratio. Any tips?